COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)– Curtis Wilson, Co-anchor of Good Morning Columbia, visited the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Midlands at 500 Gracern Road. Curtis spoke with the staff to see how they mentor the kids through exercises to overcome bullying, promote scholastic achievement, and to encourage the kids of today to become the leaders of tomorrow. Join us each weekday…
Hundreds of miles couldn’t keep man’s best friend from being reunited with his owner.
The man who says he was accidentally shot by a dancing off duty FBI agent in a Denver bar is speaking out for the first time, exclusively to ABC News.
With hurricane season already in the air, Curtis Wilson, Co-anchor of Good Morning Columbia, stopped by the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety Research Center to see how they use their experiments to help prepare your homes in case of severe weather.
Click here to find out what risks your unborn baby could be facing when coming into contact with second-hand smoke.
An unarmed man is recovering from head and chest trauma his attorney says he received after being beaten by four Arizona police officers.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)– Curtis Wilson, Co-anchor of Good Morning Columbia, made room for food early this morning for D & T’s Restaurant at St. Andrews Road in Irmo. Curtis got hands on with the staff to make some delicious fried chicken for everyone to enjoy! Join us each weekday from 5am-7am on Good Morning Columbia. Categories: Digital Exclusives and Features,…
The #MeToo Movement has changed a lot of things in society, and now you can add the Miss America Pageant to the list.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)– Curtis Wilson, Co-anchor of Good Morning Columbia, took a ride to Carowinds, the place where the Carolinas come together! Curtis took a tour of the amusement park to check out the huge roller coasters and the gigantic water park! Join us each weekday from 5am-7am on Good Morning Columbia. Categories: Digital Exclusives and Features, Local News
A new study shows that 70 percent of women with early stage breast cancer may be able to avoid chemotherapy. Click here to find out more about what researchers are saying about the new findings.
